Russian GP removed from F1 calendar while Merc and RBR top tests
The Silver Arrows and Red Bull both looked back to form after an incident filled day 3 in Spain as last season’s title rivals held… Read more →
Ferrari F1-75 promising after day 2 test while Haas remove Russian livery
In an incident filled day with two red flags being brought out after separate incidents caused by Red Bull’s Sergio Perez and Haas’s Nikita Mazepin,… Read more →
Leclerc and Norris top timing sheets on first pre-season F1 test
The highly anticipated regulation changes are now in full swing with all 10 teams running their new challengers in the first pre-season F1 track running… Read more →
GWM to take over operations at Nissan production plant in Spain
GWM has stepped to take over operations at one of Nissan’s Spanish plants which is due to cease operations by the end of this year…. Read more →
Look Luca, no hands
CAR Editor John Bentley argues that the FIA’s allowance of McLaren’s so-called “F-duct” aerodynamic aid has resulted in teams making serious comprises to retro-fit similar devices to their cars. In Ferrari’s case
Webber mastering his demons
CAR associate editor Mike Fourie admires the way Mark Webber turned the tables on Sebastian Vettel in the Spanish Grand Prix.
Look Luca, no hands
CAR Editor John Bentley argues that the FIA’s allowance of McLaren’s so-called F-duct aerodynamic aid has resulted in teams making compromises to retro-fit similar devices to their cars…
Time to pull thumb, Fernando
Fernando Alonso heads to his home grand prix with the hope of energising his championship charge on the European leg of the F1 season, and if ever there was a stage for turning in a performance worthy a world champion, it’s Circuit de Catalunya.
Es-pan-jol
Being a motoring journalist certainly has its pleasures – and I make a point of never forgetting that – and driving cars on locations around the world is one of them. So when the opportunity arose for me to go drive the new BMW Z4 in Alicante, south-east Spain, the prospect had obvious appeal, especially as it came just after helping to sign-off the May issue of CAR.
Hello Exeo
Seat is going ahead with its plans to produce a Ford Mondeo and Renault Laguna-rivalling saloon. Planned for release sometime in 2009, this new model has been dubbed the Seat Exeo (Ex-ay-o).